A Hamilton County magistrate approved the eviction of four more Frisch's restaurants in Southwest Ohio, totaling ten recent evictions due to overdue rent. Three locations escaped immediate closure.

Democrat Greg Landsman wins Ohio's 1st Congressional District seat, beating Republican Orlando Sonza and securing his reelection with 54% of the vote.

A polling site in Cincinnati was evacuated due to a suspicious backpack; voting resumed at an alternative site after police and fire departments cleared the area.

Ohio prepares for a mix of rain and fluctuating temperatures as a cold front moves in. According to the NWS, the southeast may receive up to an inch of rain.

Leodegario Cruz-Ortiz was sentenced to 11-16.5 years for a DUI crash that killed DJ Christopher VanZant. He will also face a driving ban and possible deportation.

Marcus Crooms, 24, was arrested in connection with a shooting that wounded two teenagers in Kennedy Heights, Cincinnati.

Hamilton County is participating in Operation Green Light for Veterans, illuminating buildings in green from Nov 4-11 to honor veterans and connect them with resources.

Maize OTR, a Latin American restaurant in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine neighborhood, has closed after six years. Its offerings will move to owner Angel Batista's other venue, Americano.

Kettering has launched the Lead Safe Ohio Grant Program to provide free home repairs to address lead paint hazards. The program prioritizes older homes, especially those with young children and households earning below 80% of the AMI.

The article highlights the Clermont County Children's Services Community Toy Chest initiative, which supports underprivileged children during the holidays.

Clermont County participates in Operation Green Light, illuminating buildings in green to support veterans throughout November, coinciding with Veterans Day.

JD Vance, the Republican VP nominee, voted in Ohio, expressing cautious optimism for his party's success in the elections and a commitment to national unity.

The National Weather Service predicts gusty winds and record-high temperatures followed by showers and a cooldown across Columbus and Cincinnati.